Can i read my videos files directly from my computer with just a usb cable ? Or even better from my home network through wifi ?
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Yes you can by both. But you don't need to connect Minix with computer if you have home wifi.
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I do everything over wifi. I have a network hard drive that I share with all my devices. Conecting your Minix to your PC is only necessary for updates. I believe it doesnt do anything else by pluging it to your PC. Joe
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USB flash yes, I haven't tried all file types but definitely mp4 and avi. Not sure what you mean by PC input. It will take an HDMI output from a PC. Most newer computers have HDMI outputs.
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Connect it to your Dropbox account if you have not. There you can see the videos. FYI it takes pictures @ videos
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No. It will not "stream" directly from the camera to a computer over any network. You have to connect it via USB and transfer the videos that way. It does it much faster than expected if that's any consolation.
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All I can say, B.R., is that ours is streaming beautifully via our home WiFi network so, I don't see why not.Via USB stick...it plays .mp4s perfectly. I haven't tried any of the other formats.The wife and I are very happy with it. :-)
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All I can say, B.R., is that ours is streaming beautifully via our home WiFi network so, I don't see why not. Via USB stick...it plays .mp4s perfectly. I haven't tried any of the other formats. The wife and I are very happy with it. :-)
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You should be able to plug it in any USB port on your desktop or laptop. The computer will ask you what you want to do. Just open files and search for the video that's on the disk.
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You have to hook homesync up to computer via transfer cable then transfer videos from pc to homesync hard drive hope this helps
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Yes to view jpg (JPEG ) pics and some video formats but does not support save or record (to USB ) functions.
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you don't have to use an external DVD drive - sheesh! use Handbrake to convert or download an .avi/mp4 version of your movie and watch it via streaming network feed, off a USB thumbdrive, off your SSD, or off an SDHC
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At the moment Samsung has not provided to see the recorded video from local network. SD card can be taken out and viewed directly from the computer if needed to, but you will need to know the time and date you are looking for.
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Video playback is a bit hit and miss. Some play, some freeze the machine. I am trying to get the spec for compatible formats for .avi and .mp4 from Coby and waiting for a reply. The standard mini-USB plug cable allows you to manage and transfer files between the frame and a computer. The cards in the DP-102 will show as external drives on the PC.
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I use my external USB drive to download and watch movies. Works great and I have a Macbook Pro.
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No, it definitely won't be *exactly* as if it was plugged in. When plugged in, Windows is going to view it as a drive, assign it a drive letter, and allow you to copy files to it via copy/paste, drag/drop, etc. I haven't confirmed it, but I can all but guarantee it won't work that way when accessing it via WiFi from your PC. In fact, my guess is, you can view content, but not alter it via WiFi. again, I haven't tried, but that would be my guess. If I get a chance, I'll try and let you know.
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You can view the video feed locally on your network. Your PC will need to be connected to your network with Ethernet or WiFi. Internet service is not required. Hope this helps!
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No. There isn't any way to stream the video. The video records to a chip that has to be removed from the camera to access the files.
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When I put the video on my computer I did not use the USB cord, I used an SD card and it worked fine. I have a MacBook pro and just put the micro sd card into the larger SD card that fits into the slot in the computer.